Original design

inspired by the Creality Cloud MAKER mascot!

Green triangular shapes, 3D printable!

+Geek SpaceLover textures :3

Compatible with the ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-1.28 board and similarly sized boards (if the board is different: make it the same size or smaller, or scale the model).

Don't have an ESP32 S3 board?

Alternatively, you can insert watches and other circular objects.

Just want a keychain or a lamp?

Insert a smiley face inside the robot's head and, if you like, light it up so it's always visible! There's plenty of room inside for lights or batteries.

PARTS INCLUDED:

Body part 1 and 2 + head details to put inside + spacer for ESP fitting

Complete set v1: Pins instead of screws

Complese set v2: Body improved + cute tail

ARTISTIC ORIGINAL PIECE:

No AI, no pre-made resources.

Royalty Free 3D models for commerical use.

You can use this model to compose complex assets (flowers, plants, characters...) for commercial use (You can't duplicate the model and change the material; this model must be a detail of something more complex, larger, and original in order to be sold as an asset).

PRINT & SELL:

you can sell physical products (3D printed model and derivates).

Redistribution of the digital model is not permitted: the commercial license is valid only for derivative works. The license allows you to sell games, applications, and renders in which this asset is included. You can sell assets you've created using this model (such as environments, more complex characters, props in which this model is only a detail).

Be creative and use this model to create new forms, new alien life!

MY PARAMETERS:

Slicer software: Creality Print.

Printer: Creality K1 Max.

Filaments: Petg (speed).

Layer: 0,16 (lower if you can)

Infill: 15%.

Speed: 200 mm/s.

Nozzle Temp: 270°C.

Plate Temp: 60°C.

Support: enabled, tree slim.

So what did I designed?

I drew and colored a sketch based on the initial idea (a companion robot reminiscent of 3D printing, so the Creality mascot in this case).

I created the 3D model with Blender starting from a cube and my concept sketch.

I measured the circuit board to insert into the robot's head and carved out the internal areas to insert the cable.

I wrote software and created the interactive smiley graphics for the demo video (you can use any other software compatible with circular format, even an arcade game!).

Finally, I sprayed acrylic primer and applied metallic acrylic.

That's why it is an original design ;) made by italian hands <3

Lucky Maker Companion

0.16mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill